Ferrari F8 Tributo Keyvany, Matte Grey Green

Ferrari unveiled the F8 Tributo at Geneva in 2019 as the successor to the 488. Keyvany, a tuner from Viernheim near Frankfurt, built its F8 programme around exposed carbon. As Auto Motor und Sport reported in July 2022, the front apron gains a new lip, mask and inserts and a carbon bonnet, carbon covers the mirror housings, the sill trim and even the door handles, and the rear gets a carbon diffuser and spoiler. Forged wheels of 21 inches at the front and 22 at the rear fill the arches, and in its strongest form the engine makes 850 PS and 922 Nm, for 2.8 seconds to 100 km/h and 351 km/h.

This model is painted a matt grey green, with a black carbon roof and a brown, white and black stripe running from the front bumper over the carbon bonnet insert and the roof. Carbon fins frame the front intakes and copper multi-spoke wheels stand out against the flat paint. At the back, four round tail lamps sit in a carbon surround above a K badge, a Creative Bespoke plate and a finned diffuser with two large tailpipes. The cabin is trimmed in bright orange leather. It stands on a white leather base stitched in red, and the plaque reads Keyvany, F8 Tributo and Limited, one of 15. Davis & Giovanni builds it at 1:18.